Principal Archaeologist jobs at Jacobs in Australia, Melbourne

Due to a secure pipeline of work, we’re looking for a
Principal Civil Engineerto lead complex projects that will shape Australia's waterand Australia.

As a Principal Civil Engineer, you'll provide expert consultancy and detailed design engineering services for our clients while providing technical leadership for successful project delivery and contributing to winning new

You bring extensive experience designing major water infrastructure projects including large diameter or reticulation pipelines, treatment plants and pump stations. You balance technical innovation with practical implementation, ensuring designs are both excellent and buildable whilst maintaining commercial awareness throughout project delivery.

By joining our team you’ll not only get to work on some of ANZ’s most interesting projects,

The purpose of therole is to provide technical and professional leadership in the field of Aboriginal cultural heritage.

Key responsibilities include:

• Leading and contributing to winning opportunities through strong client relationships and proposal writing, providing technical leadership, coaching and mentorship within the Jacobs heritage team and beyond.
• Leading and supporting the delivery of a wide range of heritage projects, including working collaboratively with a range of disciplines and staff experience levels.
• Provide high level technical and professional leadership, project management experience and business development support to our heritage teams across Australia and New Zealand.

The purpose of therole is to provide technical and professional leadership in the field of Aboriginal cultural heritage.Key responsibilities include:

• Coordinating, leading and supporting the delivery of Victorian Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Management Plans, including field survey, test excavations and reporting
• Supervising and conducting heritage and significance assessments.
• Managing project portfolios and preparing proposals for key clients.
• Ownership and responsibility for independently writing heritage reports and assessments, and preparing more complex reports with guidance.
• Providing leadership, mentoring and support for other archaeologists, while undertaking field assessment and artefact analysis

The role will also play a key role in identifying, sourcing and winning opportunities by building strong relationships with clients and leading and/ or writing proposals.

In this role, the successful applicant will develop, design, and oversee the documentation of structural engineering solutions that meet client briefs and industry standards. They will be expected to maintain and enhance their competency in structural engineering, staying abreast of contemporary practices and industry trends.

A key aspect of this position is the need for good written and verbal communication skills. The role requires communicating with our clients, preparing proposal, reporting on our findings and communicating with team members from across the world.

You will mentor less experienced engineers, actively contributing to their technical development. The Principal Bridge Engineer will play a crucial role in fostering the next generation of engineering talent within Jacobs.

Due to a secure pipeline of work, we’re looking for a
Principal Civil Engineer

As a Principal Civil Engineer, you'll provide expert consultancy and detailed design engineering services for our clients while providing technical leadership for successful project delivery and winning new work. You'll collaborate with commercial, project management, design teams and other technical leaders to create opportunities for Jacobs across our extensive engineering services panel work.

You bring extensive experience designing major water infrastructure projects including pipelines, treatment plants, trunk mains, and pump stations. You balance technical innovation with practical implementation, ensuring designs are both excellent and buildable while maintaining commercial awareness throughout project delivery.

By joining our team you’ll not only get to work on some of ANZ’s most interesting projects you’ll also enjoy a comprehensive compensation and benefits package, workplace flexibility that respects your life beyond work and a culture that invests in your continued professional development.

Primary responsibilities include but are not limited to –

• Leading and supporting the delivery of Victorian Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Management Plans;
• Supervision and undertaking heritage assessments, significance assessments and Cultural Heritage Management Plans;
• Overseeing portfolios of projects and preparing proposals for some of our key clients; and
• Ownership and responsibility for independently writing heritage reports and assessments, and preparing more complex heritage reports and assessment with guidance from more experienced staff.

Additional responsibilities include providing proposal